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''OUR KERsEY OyERCOATs," in different shades,
~ sl5, are no catch-penny bargain. such as the
air l. full Of, but" unquestionable goods and
trimmings and our own make.
EISENAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner eth and E.
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THa GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to buy hrst-claS5
shoes at low prices Is now while our great reduc-
ton sale Is In progress.
HEILBRUNs One-Price Shoe House,
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RUBBER CLOTHING, best In the world.
GOODYEAR 800 9th street.
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Fox Washington dressed beef 20 TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls ts2s, g.. and go center Market and sO6 and
Us Mort lern Liberty. corn beef L speciality.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INoR RENT = SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH
y and sta n W rooms and bath; s15 per month
also o2s I'd st-nw and hath Ssi5 psr month
CHARLES W. HANDY.
n2s-Sts 221 Est n
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Lottery Tickets Furnish a Wedding
Outfit.
DON'T fail to attend AugensteinS opening TO-
morrow.
Heavy COlOred Seamless Socks pair
25c. Al C.Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th & Ii.
Grand Opening! Grand Opening!
at the Fair $40 9TH st NV
GOldScnmiu's Old stand,
on December lSt. 1887.

EUIuSCnInIuS Old StdnU,
on December LIST, 1887.
The public are cordially invited TO visit the Fair
and Inspect the graIdest display OF Holiday Goods
ever exhibited In Washington. Santa Claus has In
formed US that he Will take charge Of our eStab-
lishnent commencing from December LIST until
after the holidays. Santa Claus Will arrive at The
Fair on the evening OF November Both, and invites
ali good children 10 come and see him. He will
appear 10 them between and O'Clock that even
Ing On the balcony in front OF The Fair, and dis
TRIBUTE 10 them Tree some presents and toys that
ne Will bring with him. Children, come and see
him. The Fair, Sl2 7Lh st. NV
FRANKIE & Co., PrOpnetOrs.
SID Will Buy a New No. Wheeler &
Wilson, Win nickel wheel and all latest improve
ments with i've years guarantee. AtAuerbach's,
9TH andH.
Read Augenstein's great list Of Souvenir bar
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SEE Our sa5 IL, SET. LADsos's, 433 9TH sire

SUPERFLCOUs HAZE OBLTTERATED, leaving no
tface, by hy Electric Needle Process Ten years
practice. Mis-. Dr. Gabriel, 1921 ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications. for The 9. hours commencing a, n m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Virginia
North Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia and
Eastern Florida, fair and slightly warmer
weather, light 10 fresh northeast winds shifting 70
-ferlT.
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CITY ITEMS.

Grand Holiday Opening Tomorrow,
Wnen the following Souvenir Bargains Will be at
5 ". Augenstein's S17-S19, and S2l 7Ch ST. NV:
Extra large French china Decorated Mustache
cups ana SducerS, PIC; Doll Carriages 2lc; En-
press Wagons, 25c.; larger, with iron axle, Csc. ;
decorated Tea Sets, S.l.9S wort 50; SOC. l9-inch
Wax Dolls, only lSc.; Boys Clippers, with spring
runners 4sc., worth 81; Wire Wheel velocipedes,
S2S7, worth S39s; 75c. Swiss Music Houses, only
2lc.; Iron SAFES, &c.; ChildrenS Wash Sets, pc.
Cnildren'S Rockers, with perforated seat ana back
&C., worth 81; 19c. Blackboard and Easel, 4Sc.
Sets, sl91; i9c. Child'S Char, only gle; Domi-
noes. DC. Hand-pantcd Parior Lamps and 1O-inch
Shade 70 match, with double burner, s3.S6, worth
80; nall doz. Fancy Gobiet,, 20c hall dOZ. Wine
u asses, l6c; Broken or French Mixed Candy &C.
pound.
DOn'i Send to Kentucky!
Janney has 1t.
Gutter WHISTLES; all grades.
No. 1 Gutter, 81 Per Gallon.
Finest Old Kentucky Bourbon on the market for
the money. Janney sells 1t. order per man. ITO
Z st. n. w.
Ask for Cutter.
If they don't keep it, try
Janney, ITO st. n. W.
If You CAME Get a bottle OF pure Old
Boufoon at your motel, send postal to Janney,
lilo T. st. II. w.
3 pair 81. AT e. Auerbachs Knit Jacket ana Sew
ing iiacnine Depot, 7th and II.
Grand Opening tomorrow at Augenstein'S.1
Ihe Manufacturing Establishment,
elS 7th street NV, has come across gOod thing
In muslins, and 1t should be taken advantage Of
by the ladies at once We have bought > cases OF
bleached muslin, extra heavy, 81 Inches wide,
worth 12kc., and have placed them on our counter
at &c. for Tomorrow only.
Lottery Tickets Furnish a Wedding
Outfit.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 19-South Portland, just
across the harbOr is all agog over bit OF romance.
For months Louisiana State Lottery tickets have
been extensively dealt out here, and few persons
have mad windfallS OF fortune. young man
named cole and hfs betrotned Miss Jackson, in
somewhat poor circumstance concluded 10 try
their luck, and each paid 90 cents Tor onetenth OF
q whole ticket. Al the October drawing they
found, by reading the schedule OF the winning
tickets, That theirs had drawn OOO II Is under
stood that their wedding cards are now in the
hands or the prlnter.-Ne,D York San, October
20.
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See: The Old Lady In window.
L. S.-Tickets and large chrOmOs for all
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The PEKENPTORY SALE OF lots on l street and
Virginia avenue southeast, which was 70 have
sea place last Monday. viii occur tomorrow
tOecefnoer l.. ~ 30 O'Clock D. H. in front OF the
ehlises Parties In search OF lots IN this section
sGoud aIIeut
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OUK RUBBEK Boots and shoes Will wear and give
satisfaction. GOODYEAR, 800 9Th street.
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X ii. TAYLOR, Sss3 Pa ave-. on and after Decem-
Orr l. Will inauglrate the cosing-Out sale, at and
below cost for cas1. OF mems furnishing goods
ladies' cOrsets, underwear, undergarments. um-
brpllas, fancy goods and notions.
rare opportunity Is now offered 70 buy holiday
presents at a great bargain
us sale Will be- continued until the entire stock
u The aforementioned goods are disposed OF.
would respectfully inform the public that the
closing 81 these departments l. TO make room Tor
the increasing business OF ladies', misses and chill
drens clOaks and SUITS and hereafter shall make
speciality OF ladies' misses and cbildren's cloaks
ana suits, gloves and hosiery, which Will occupy
the entire premises OF 9;sj Pa ave.
VERY respectfully,
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successor 10 the late X. Ii, Taylor.
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JKwELKY FOR NE HOLIDAYS LApsoN's, 433 9TH 5

AT So We are selling sand rushing them OUT"
An al-wOOl afast color" Elysidn mems OvercOat
EIsENAS Bios, 9TH and T.
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EoR RENT

- FURNISHED
Dupont Circle. IL rooms. all m t. per annum 81 600
st., near Thomas Circle 5rs all m 4, per mo. 200
UNfUkNIshED.
Dupopt Circle. II rooms all mod iinpe O. %
l3l Soth St NV, 10 rooms. all mod imls 800 65
.V5 sth St NV. 10 Mons. all mod inns 80
-, SIN ST NV 10 rooms all mod imps.-.... 90
sSuO Ia ave. n. W. rooms, all mod. imps 90
VII 81 NV. 10 rooms all mod inaps. ,........ 40
l12S 81 n. w. rooms. .....-... %
TYLER RUTIERfoR6.
n2o-ot' 1907 ct.
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'OFE ING DAY."-The annual Holiday Opening
-A' S2!,.IS Royal Is, as Is advertised elsewhere,
. &C. t''-iiLGeG during the week The display Is
l-sf, Ae..siys, ana includes something 70
~ s-ste. aSc, sex, or pocketoook. The
$50 q 90 go -. '''i.i,s re published IN an
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Fifteen Minutes Will Carry Our Sew.
ing Machine kepairer, on bicycle, TO any part OF
ciIy. Telephone, 4..2-2. c. Auerbach, 7th and H. 1
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TOR RENT-BAY WINDOW BRICK, eos U ST.;
Il all improvements; 8 rooms: papered throushout;
south front convenient to churches schools and mar
ket Possession LIST December. $50. Owner, e05 q
Gt. n2S-3ts
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TSOR RENI-S00 Q 81. NV. TH1HE-sTQkY
SWoRHsTHDT 1KASIfY. S27 Z st nv. n26-6t
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P..sL orKR. CLASPS. s.. L.DsOS's. ALB 9TH st.
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NV STORE--Entlre building devoted to dra-
peries and furnishing coverings with an entire
new stOcS OF ali Che novelties that can be found in
any store this side OF New York. cali and examine
my stock and You Will be convinced All goods
-Old a. New York prices
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
3ll 9Th 81. NV.
Also dealer In furniture, carpets, &C.
81. 3l9 9TH and ID SITS NV.
WE are selling the best mems overcoat for SIS
ia America EIsEAAN Bros, Manufacturers,
corner 9TH and Z.
SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. Hempler, ave, cor. AZ.
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: near bsssa.SE :ias ISM e sl5
s sS IS, & sc s93 st,s $, SS
81 18th St Tor mi so 50 Alex Court u
22lS st ST.. mi 40 so Alex Court. SO
1880 10th ST Or 81. so Alex Court 5r so
fSrtn ner 81: m d. % 4f is,s ST.
- J9l l2 ae.h q. mi. 80 Rear elo-l5s e6thst .,
Sais ohseas.. 50 Rear s057 9Th si 1850 10 80
siis :; st. or g. 90 isis Cedar sd ss
i,9o n Y ave-, Sr. 1850 226 Va ave, 10
Corner Cleveland ana co. Navy Place b.. 10
st ssssanSs. 81. s' "a of.. ia bS sroRra
sc S; #s;Ssl. sS s ssS1 g 500 e
Fora full list apply TO wEsCorT WILCOX.
n3O 1907 Pennsylvanta ava NV
Tor RENT-THAT ELEGANT PROPERTY COR.
ton hous .nd b k0aa $50 .na Ss s
iInps. spacious grounds: zine shade; splendid view
is5 5 PfF st to inspect apply to Hof ns SSuh
EoR RENT-lO12 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Appy On a =, IS hot AND s1a
IroR RENT-PRFTTIEsT AND LARGEST HOUSE
IN city for price asked to firstSlsss tenant new
range slate and wooden msntels: three squares from
streetcsrs; nrst-class neehborhood; corner spruce
"A co Is R[fls k': 3 St Cloud Builains
n30-2t 9th and SITS.
FOR RENT FURNIsHED17e35 ST, \. W. A g
- room three-story Brick House. $40 per month
P bap permit init to inspect apply to WHITAKER JoR
NOR RENT-CoRNER HOUSE, AIS o ST. n W..
fSGm1 with all modern nso pSare
ISOR RENT-213 Il ST. n. W., IL ROOMS. S55
j. New House, 6O7 Sd St n W, 10 rooms ........ S.
n3O-3t 92I Fstn.w.
NOR RENT-SIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. WELL
u nnisned and newly painted Terms SlO per
door. n30-2ts
EOR RENT OR sALE-NEw. RESIDENCE, IA
mirrors tiled freplaces in ali rooms central hall
nlsid floors Apply on premises 1885 9Th n:0-2t'
FOR RENT COY sIX-KOoM AND BATH BRICK
Riss cellar Es sya ms4
1O6 d st. NV. between and $50 n:SO-3t'
EQR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED BRICK
room use best iaTt OF Ea.to Hill near Capitol SIX
H. WARNER & Co, GIG + st, INV. n3O-4t'
EoR RENT-DwEILING l117 10th st. n. W s25.
L. heys at L. e. cor l. and 10Th SITS. Inquire 9a6 La
Il bath. b. H. KoBERTsoN, 1915 d ST. n2e-ot
Eok RENT-IBRICK HOUSE, Alb Q ST: NV. z
rent per onf fSefn Tna iRss b.; including water
lSOR RENT-NEw 3-sToaY AND BASEMENT
4 pressed brick house, II rooms, bath. all modern
cohv enence. large yard IN rear with stable must be
seen to De appreciated o32 L. Capitol st. n2e-5t'
EOR RENT-l535 9TH ST.. BET AND Q SIS.
= n W.. new two-story basement brick House bay
WINDOW front and rear nine rooms. bath. pantry. eel
LAT All modern improvements. Inquire Mrs J.
LYNCH. 120 East Capitol st. n29- st.
nor RENT-ONE sEvEN-RooM HOUSE. WITH
water and gas, Tor slo month, 7O7 st. ne. APP
pay eOl Maryland ave Moot
EoR RENT-BY s. H. WALKER, ass La AVE
= IA OH ST. ne, Sr., all imps S42. 80: $50 Z.
ave, Sc sr water SO large honse and acres land,
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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber GOssamer, "a and up;
stylish and sOO,L GOODYEAR, 800 9Th ST
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=. :. MAEsHAL SAFE Of fine furniture, Upright
lish0 oric-l-orac, iron safe, &C. takes place at
btiilcLI.sOG's auction rvoEs IO-ulorrUw morning
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D. VI. GooDACKE, I.22G II 81. NV,
Dealer In flour, feed. grain All OF our aims are
for The Deneft Of the public cracked corn and
cut hay a specially.
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tDE East INDIA SALE AT DowLISG's.-The sale of
Ia, arge ana Choice collection OF goods vas BEGUN
iil.s morning, and many desirable bargains were
'-vdTed- Ine Bombay carved furniture will be
O. .cheG tO-uorrUw morning, as well as the fine
Ira carpets and other important objects.
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PUrchase tomorrow at Augenstein's and save
money.
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s.R0yal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C

Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served At International Medical Congress. e<
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RENr-UNFURNIsHEI

NOR RENT-UNFURN1l
Il 1918 Conn av.e4 1857
1921 Ct.av.n.w.. ] Sr333.33
1918 + st.n.w..l3r .125
1916 N 1t. NJ W., LIT. .12l
1125 10th st.n.w., 15r. lll
1922 q st. NV. 15r. ...l OO
1914 2lst st. u. w..13r. 10U
10U0 9th q. NV. 14r. loo
1925 Mas. ave. LOO
1916 2lst ST. NV, liz 30
TIL 9th NV store, Or. 80
1909 N Ut. NV. l1r. 80
1905 Conn. ave-, 13r.S7.50
1916 VT. av. NV, 1:srS334
1884 2Sth Ut. NV. lar. sc
SIT 18th st. NV, lar. E. SO
1876 st.. upper part. "a ]
1O15 n ut. NV. l4r...-.1j
FURN
RI. ave-. near l7th st..
14r........-......4l8.6.
Essrrsyut "a. ler. ..al iss e
1883 y st..........;.;SSS:,;:3sss
1905 Mssa ave-, 15r. .3Ol
1913 N. H. ave. 15r. .3Ol
912 18th Ut. NV, 22r. .30l
1918 Conn. ave. 14r9l61
:s013 Il ct. NV, ] lr. 25e
81 Grant Place, Tor. 1Ol
lT08 18th ct. NV, ErIos
1911 3lst q. w.,11r. 1861
1910 N Ut. w..14r.l 1859
519 9th ct. n.W-.lOr. :. 1N
1918 21st It n.w.,lE.15l
1909 9th ct. n.w-14r .15Q
l3kS Corcoran st.......GS
The above houoos can I
our once only. THO
uo2A
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e3 For Gallon, !5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1skey, best In the world for the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

If You Cane Get n Bottle OF pure Old
Bourbon at your hotel, send postal to Janney,
ITO + ST. II. w.
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Matt Extract i'm Dieletics.

Read Augenstein's great list Of Souvenir bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

GoLD-HE.DED CANES. $3.50 and 3. LADsoN's
4ss3 9TH street.
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FROM This DATE until after tAS holidays tn
Boston Variety store Will be OIssa both day AM
evening.
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SaxOny w OOl German H and Knit Socks
pair 81. AT c. Auerbachs Knit Jacket and Sew
ing liacnine Depot, 7tn and IL.
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ALL CARPETS sold this week for cash Will
made and laid free OF charge. W. II. HOEKk.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. Hempler, ave, cor A.
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Ask for Cutter.
If they don't keep 1t, try
i JaQney ITO ST N W
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lodED-
II st mr. 21st NV, Sr.
1910 18th st.u.w..12r.150
Iowa Circle nw........-
) 215 A 1t. Sc. l4r.....- l25
,i 1889 H fSsS Il ave- e s.;v;:..iir:iiS2ss
} K, near 18th ct. n.w-11r.A
1910 10th Of. NV, 10r.l25
'S99tt "a Rs, +. 4. NV rs 3 y .or. .i5
J l2023 0 St D.w- lilo
1876 x 81. n ". l5r.. POO
3O2i 3 81. n. w.. liz. .i:s5
J l325 n. H. sv., III. -
1905 Va av. .. ", 6r.. so
.s ss. + iPssS n RssF%aaso from
1924 II IT. n. v.
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EOR. RE1T-TWO RLR0ANr DwEILIN0s.. ola
the other N chsrrys svsivs rooms cshsr n modern
9 : "a. zal sss IN $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

IHE PAINTINGS by Mr.. L. Z. spinner now on ex-
hlhiIlOa at the Williams auction rooms corner of
10Th ard streets, and 10 b. sold there tomorrow
c.rning, are well worthy attention and the sale
saUuld oe well patronized- Especially pleasing ar.
lle snll-iie subjects ana faithfully reproduced,
~ well calculated Tor dining room or other Ina,
lc-1Or decoration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

honss on q, between i5th and 18th sta NV. fo'
six month";; el25 Per month
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VCOR RENT-sl7.5O TwO-STORY BRICK SEVEN
il rooms, mod imps AGO L St n w. e25, two story
and basemen mt Brick all mod imps; 1898 4th st. NV
$50, three story basemsnt Brick. twelve rooms all
story and basement Brick twenty rooms al mod
Brick, eighteen rooms, furnished: 1875 NJ ST. NV.
HOLTZMAN h MOFEETT
ms at N ~
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MISCELLANEOUS
EOR SALE


The following Horses Just srrived and for sale &C
stables OF WOOD BROS, 1620 VI St one psir Dapple
gray three pairs Bays and three Dapple Gray SINGLE
OF coupe horses The shove from los. 10 hsnds
nigh , 10 Years Of age. sound and handsome
hSO-3t JOHN n InHNS
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EARLES' GALLER IES,
az -mws,3m No Sl6 Chestnut st. Phila
A BIC BARGAIN

nT-n.w
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SHE DID NOT GET DAMAGEs.-In the Circuit Court
to-day, In the case Of Mrs. Bertha Waite agt. the
National Skating Rink. suit for $1,000 damages
for injuries received by falling down the steps,
verdict Tor defendant was rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

IsOR sALk-TRICICLES- FtNE TANDEM AND
Il . Victor Tricycle. for sal. a. a greatly rtduced
price Address h A. sMlIH. Room Is. s65 ChapL
ST., New Haven. Conn. p:So-lt.
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Why Nix. HARMON WANTS DAMAGES-In the
trcCIt Court, Judge Cox, the case vi John II. Har-
hioh against the Washington and Georgetown
iA4irOeu Co. was taken up to-day. This Is TO
lower SD 90 damages alleged 20 have been re-
tSSeu oy ne sudden starting OF a car In April
Aoe-, oy which he was badly injured In a pre-
s!pis lsial verdict was given IOr s.; 600 and an
app-al being taken, the Case was remanded for a
i.sN trial.
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EOR RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN
II EERNISHED

Conn. ave :, near K st. 5000
i st near 18th, 11r. $50
9Th. above K ST.. 12r. $50
n, near 18th ST., l2r. $50
10th ST., near K. l2r. $50
+, near 18th ST.. Tor. .l25
b St, near n. Cap, l:1r. 100
10Th, near U ST., Tor. 100
21st. hear Il st. 80
iISHED.
:l09 d st. Sc, Or. .l6
I2e LIST st. ne. 6rs. Is. 30
$50 9th st. &c.. ors. .l3
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No. I Cutter, 81 Per Gallon.
Finest Old Kentucky Bourbon on the market for
the money. Janney sells 1t. order per man. ITO
ST. H. W.
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TIE QUESTION RAISED As TO WHETHER THERE Is
REALLY CIRCLE AT THE FOOT OF PENNSYLVANIA
AyESUE-THE COMPANY CLAIMS TO HAVE FOLLOWED
THE ROUTE PRESCRIBED BY LAw-THE QUESTION
CONFUSED BY THE FILLING IN OF THE BRANCH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-18
FUItS.
Wheeling.

The following quotations on native iurS
are furnished by Horkheimer Bros:
Mink-No. !, dark zoe; No. l., Pale Soc;
No. ,, 40c.
MusIrat-No. /, 1Sc; No. ., 10al4c.
RaccOon-Large, prime, good colors, well
handled zoe; medium, prime, good colors,
well handled GOc; No. > and pale, poorly
handled No. 4Oa5Oc; No. B, 2Oc; No. 4,
10c.
Skunk-Black, prime, 81 10; half stripe,
prime, zoe; narrow white stripe, prime,
Soc; broad and white stripe, prime, ID.
Grey Fox-No. |, cased, 81 80; No. 2,
81 90.
Red Fox-No. !, 81 10; No. ., Coo; No.
3, SOC.
Otter-No. large, cased Sc 00a7 90.
OpOssums-Largc, cased, prime 2Oc;
good, open l5c; No. 3 Zoe.
Wild Cat-NO. soc.
House Cat-Black 2Oa30c; mailed and
sundry cOlOrs l0al2c.
Sheep Pelts-Primc butchers, from this
months 9OcaSl 25; pelters, according ia
wool 30ca$l 90.
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day ofthe session authorizing the appoint
ment by the Speaker of six Committee
Clerks for the use of the House, the Speak
CT AZ bounced the following appointments:
LIS. V. S. Armstrong, of Jackson coun-
ty; Geo. p. Sargent, of Hardy county; VIM:
l.. Stephenson, of Calhoun county; David
F. PEBBLES, of Eanawha county, aud Geo
E. Boyd, Jr., of Ohio county.
On motion of Mr.. Sturm, the House adj
iOurned until Monday morning next at ~
O'Clock,
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The cattle market this week was quiet
and prices remained the same rs those
of last week. The hog market was fair,
with prices the same rs those of
last week. Messrs. Hudson q Bayha furnish
the following quotations.;
Cattle 900 to / 100 lbs stock 3{ai
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 3a3lc. per lb. 700
To 800 lbs. 3a3 c. per lib.
Hogs-Markct active 3}a4ic per III.
I.ambs-GOOd at 3lai! &c per lib.
Calves-3a5c per ID.
Shecp-2?to3! &c per lh.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January Il. - Cattle-Re-
ceiptS 10000; shipments 5000; market
weak and 5a10c lower; shipping steers
s. &Oa5 10; stockcrs and feeders s. 4Oa
; ~; cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 80;
hulk 81 %; Texas cattle 81 iOa3 -.
Hogs-Rcccipts 10000 head; shipments
900 head; market strong aud heavy and
10 higher; rough aud mixed 81 l0al 80;
packing and shipping 81 60; light s. s5a
I GO; skips s. 80
Shcep-Reccipts 1000; shipments /, 900;
market strong and steady; natives 81 30
~ 30; Western 81 00li 30; Texans % %
az -; lambs 5 0Oa5 20.
New York.
New YORK, January l7.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 3, $40 head, making 10000 for the
week; trading was dull and prices lower.
common to extra steers 81 2Oaj 40; fancy
81 40; bulls and dry cows ut 81 jOa3 tll
Shecp-Reccipts 100 head, making
AZ, 400 for the week; market dull and ic
per h. lower for all grades except choice;
common to choice sheep 81 0Oa5 % per
cwt common to extra lambs 50 NOa5 10
Hogs-ReCeiptS IL, POO head, making A, .
l2O for the week there was not much
trading in live hogs; market nOminally
steady ut s. 00a5 30.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, January 17.-Cattle-
Receipts 9, 147 head; shipments ,Ol5 head (;
market dull ut from l3a2oc off from last
weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1850 head; shipments
G,5OO head market slow; Philadelphias
| s. 90a5 10; Workers 81 Gja4 80.
Sheep-Receipts G, 100 head; shipments
4, POO head; market dull and strong at a
quarter off from last weeks prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., January 17.-lIOgs-
Firm; common to light 81 75ai 81; pack
ing and butchers 81 45a4 -; receipts 3, 100
head; shipments | 200 head.
COTTON.
New York.
New YORK, January II. Cotton
FutureS closed with a decline